Edward Kalski's obituary, Harrison, Clare County, Michigan

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Obituaries from the Clare County Cleaver, Harrison, Mich.

Edward Alfred Kalski, 83, of Harrison, passed away Friday, August 28,
1998 at his residence.  Edward was born January 18, 1915, in New York,
New York, the son of Anthony and Mary (Geraltowski) Kalski,
    Mr. Kalski had resided in the Harrison area since 1970, moving from
Detroit.  He was united in marriage to Rose Papier on April 30, 1939 in
Detroit.  Ed was a member of St. Athanasius Catholic Church, the Loyal
Order of Moose, Lodge 4, 2235, the Sportsman Club, all of Harrison, a
life member of the National Rifle Association and a member of Ducks
Unlimited.  Mr. Kalski retired from General Motors in 1970 after thirty-
seven years of employment.
     Surviving are his wife Rose of Harrison, two grandsons, John Kalski
of Richmond, and Robert Jr. Kalski of Almont; a great-granddaughter,
Jacquelyn and two sisters, Florence Crawford of Detroit, and Harriett
Gidelski and husband Steve of Lapeer.  Mr. Kalski was preceded in death
by a son, Robert, a brother Alfred, and a sister Jessie Townes.
    The Vigil for the deceased was celebrated Sunday evening at the
Stocking Funeral Home, Harrison, under the leadership of Sister Rosalyn
Nowak.  The Funeral Mass was celebrated Monday, August 3l, 1998, at
ll:00 a.m. at St. Athanasius Church, Harrison, with Rev. Father Stephen
Fillion officiating.  Rite of committal followed at St. Athanasius
Cemetery, Harrison, Michigan.